| Justagamer said: I still don't see how they can claim that they couldn't keep all the original content in for the remake in one release. I'm not talking about adding things, I'm talking about the original game, remade with updated graphics. There's some in here that believe they couldn't remake the game in one release without cutting content. Well, then how in the hell did they do it nearly 20 years ago then? Stop drinking the company pr coolaid. Then, to say that the game would be so large it would be like a 300 hour game? What? The original was nowhere near that. It's ok to support the decision for a multi part release. But don't sit there and act like everyone should feel the same way. To believe the original game is too big to be done in a single release, when they already did the game almost 20 years ago, is nothing short of rediculous. |
Yes. I have to agree. People use this logic: The original game was simple. And doing the graphics now, is harder now. Wasn't that the case back in 1997. The game was top of the line stuff. A 3 game disc was unheard of. The amount of CGI cutscenes. And the length of the game, was still hellish. They were maxing out the console. It's like saying Reboot, Beast Wars, Toy Story. And all the other early 90's CGI shows were super easy to make. Because they had no real detail. For now, it is. Not back in 1993.
Me personally, they don't want to just say: Yeah, we can do it in one game. But since game prices never increased, we can't in one go. We'd probably have to sell it at $150 (which will probably end up happening after all the parts/DLC, anyway) to afford making the game whole.
